What does ADMP mean in AFRICAN

The African Diaspora Mathematicians Program (ADMP) is a program designed to support and empower math educators from the African diaspora by providing them with resources, networks, and connections aimed at transforming their teaching practices.

The primary beneficiaries of ADMP are math educators in the African diaspora who will benefit from its resources, networks, and connections that can help them improve their teaching practices. Additionally, students of these math educators will also benefit as they engage in more meaningful mathematical experiences provided through the program.

The main goal of ADMP is to provide opportunities for growth both for teachers and their students by providing resources that can help transform teaching practices into ones that involve more meaningful mathematical experiences.

To achieve its goal, ADMP provides resources such as professional development sessions centered around best-practices in mathematics instruction, webinars on upcoming educational legislation changes, grant writing guidance classes for members in need of funding for project implementation, connections with experienced mathematicians or mathematicians-at-large who are looking for partnership or collaboration opportunities with schools within the diaspora community. It also facilitates collaborations between school districts nationwide that share similar identities or interests related to mathematics education in communities of color.

Anyone interested in joining ADMP should visit its website where they can find information on membership eligibility criteria along with details on how to apply to become part of it. There are also various ways one can volunteer their time such as mentoring teacher candidates within certain regions or helping out with data collection activities related to projects monitored by the organization.